FYNXT, a Singapore-headquartered fintech infrastructure provider for FX, CFD, crypto, and multi-asset brokers, today announced a major enhancement to PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module), the managed-accounts engine FYNXT has run inside brokers’ Brokerage Operating System for seven years. The enhancement brings real-time allocation to the module, settling every investor’s share of profit or loss the instant a trade closes, alongside native IB distribution and deployment options that work alongside a broker’s existing CRM.
Managed accounts have historically depended on scheduled “rollover” cycles — fixed windows, often daily or longer, during which a PAMM account’s value is calculated and investor joins, exits, and withdrawals are processed. FYNXT’s own PAMM has run inside brokers’ operations for seven years and, like the rest of the market, operated on that same cycle. This enhancement removes it: an investor’s proportional share of profit or loss now settles the instant the fund manager’s trade closes, with joins, exits, and withdrawals no longer held to a rollover window.
Real-Time Allocation, Zero Rollover
At the core of the module is a real-time allocation engine that recalculates each investor’s balance immediately on trade close, across four allocation methods — Proportional by Balance, Proportional by Equity, Percentage Allocation, and Fixed Lot — with lot sizing precise to five decimal places. Investors can join or exit at any time rather than waiting for a settlement window, while remaining strictly read-only on the master trading account.
IB-Native Distribution
PAMM is built to run through FYNXT’s Introducing Broker layer rather than around it. Any IB on a broker’s network can create and promote a PAMM strategy and earn multi-level performance fees automatically as the strategy settles — turning managed accounts into a new, self-sustaining distribution channel rather than a product IBs are excluded from.
PAMM-as-a-Service: Deploy It Your Way
FYNXT offers PAMM as PAMM-as-a-Service — a managed accounts engine that runs on FYNXT’s own platform or layers onto a broker’s existing CRM and trading infrastructure. Either way, it stays on FYNXT’s CRM-native data model, keeping fund manager records, investor KYC, IB commissions, and trade performance in one system instead of reconciled across a separate vendor.
Each strategy independently configures six fee types — performance, management, administration, entry, exit, and volume — with settlement periods and high-water-mark resets set per strategy rather than fixed platform-wide. Three of these, including entry and exit fees, are not commonly offered elsewhere. A single allocation engine also spans MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and cTrader, so one PAMM strategy runs across all three platforms without being rebuilt for each.
In practice, PAMM-as-a-Service comes in three deployment paths, chosen to match where a broker is on their technology roadmap:
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Standalone PAMM Portal — a dedicated, white-labeled portal for brokers who want to pilot managed accounts quickly or keep the offering separate for regulatory or marketing reasons.
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Native to the FYNXT Client Portal — built directly into the FYNXT platform for brokers running FYNXT’s full Brokerage Operating System, with no additional integration required.
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API into an Existing CRM — for brokers with an established CRM who are not looking to migrate, PAMM runs on FYNXT’s infrastructure while investor, fund manager, and performance data sync into the broker’s current system.
In each case, the underlying allocation engine, fee logic, and IB integration remain the same — only the point of entry changes.
“Brokers have been asking for a managed accounts product that does not require them to rebuild their tech stack. FYNXT delivers real-time allocation, IB-native distribution, and multi-level fee automation in a single module. It runs alongside whatever CRM a broker already uses. That is the point — the engine, not the integration.— Muthu, Chief Product Officer, FYNXT
Built-In Investor Protection
Every PAMM strategy ships with automated safeguards: investors can make a partial withdrawal at any time, with fees pro-rated and settled on exit; a configurable margin call alert triggers at 30% free margin; and an auto stop-out is configurable at 20% free margin. Daily statements are generated automatically at 23:59:59 in a format that mirrors standard MT4/MT5 statements, giving investors a full equity and virtual position view without any trading control over the master account.
Availability
The enhanced PAMM module is available immediately, both to FYNXT customers already running PAMM and to brokers deploying it for the first time, across all three deployment models. Brokers interested in a demonstration or pilot can contact FYNXT’s sales team at sales@fynxt.com.
About FYNXT
FYNXT is a Singapore-headquartered fintech infrastructure company providing a modular Brokerage Operating System for FX/CFD, crypto, multi-asset, and prop trading brokers. Its product suite includes Forex CRM, IB Manager, PAMM, Copy Trading, TradeOps Control Center, White Label Solution, Contest Manager, Client Portal, and Digital Onboarding, supporting the MT4, MT5, cTrader, Sirix, and DXtrade trading platforms.
This article was written by FM Contributors at www.financemagnates.com.
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